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Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

ENOR RENT-Flour and feed store on Park ave-
Il Splendid opening.
+ l.. Gregory-3N9 South 10th st. III
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

LNOR RENT-Three nicely furnished front
II rooms gas, bath; breakfast furnished IL de-
sired; 1st door north of st. Mary's avenue, Con-
vent street, S44-1Tj
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

STANDARD horse and cattle food has been
~ sold to over 5000 men In Omaha all of
whom will testify to having received full value.
Try a box. For sale everywhere. manufactured
by +; t. Sanborn Co., 1903 st. Mary's avenue,
Omaha. S57 10
nR. j. w. BARNSDALL'S surgical and OBJ
~ stetrical home, 1TA Capitol ave. Omaha,
Neb. Telephone 9S6. 543 nell
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

WANTED-To adopt nice bright boy from
w toto 13 years of age. good home. Call at
the City Intelligence office, Creighton block. All
NANTED-TO buy Ave thousand to ten
w thousand Boone county lands, average
quality, at $40 per acre and less. Addres Box IS,
Omaha. l64
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

RARGA1N-llsxll4 onN W cor Puroett
ID and 29th SITS; choicest building lots In
Omaha south and east 'front.' all graded; sell
within ten days at $4,000 $500 cash; balance
easy. Il. M. Stickney Co., 2iOS Cunning st.
7;S2 10
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

WANTED--.Head cook for out OF city, $50: O
w colored walters for out OF city. all for same
house, so to Se5; man and wife for farm S.5:
messenger boys. Canadian Employment Office
Mrs. Brega Son, 3l6 So 18th. Tel. SS4. S73-15j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

"ANTED-lN men OF good appearance to
w try our 15c meals at Norris restaurant 81
and 3l3 South l4th street (old Live and Let
Iive) 6g4
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

LNOR SALE-Good driving horse, suitable for
- family or delivery wagon Geo. N. Hicks,
2l5 So. 18th st. NJ 85l-l9
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

FURNISHED fiat, making $50 per month over
II rent, to trade for real estate Omaha Fl
nancial Exchange,n W cor. 18th and Harney over
State Nat, Bank. 3I9
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

ElNE business chance open in Colorado for a
IL light manufacturing business; large profits
and small capital required. Particulars at A.
II. Maynes, n. W. cor. 18th and Farnam. G8
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

STORAGE-Geo. Schwartz, Omaha Storage
CWarehouse. 100l l0ll North 18th St. furnit-
ure,buggies and merchandise Office 1916 Dodge.
427n l9s
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

w mail room to stuff papers. S3s 10.
"ANTED-Five good men to distribute cir
w culars; good pay. Apply tomorrow
morning at O'Clock sharp at Menter's livery
stable, Capitol ave., between 14th and 18th SITS.
21S
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

A GENTLEMAN of long experience in busi-
IA ness would like to take n situable position
in a wholesale manufacturing establishment
January 1st prox. First-cass references. Ad-
dress until Dec. 1st NJ. 4, Bee GgG 30
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

nNE hundred and Atty dollars will buy news
~ and cigar stand J0S South 18th st. a,6.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

T ADIES-A full bust without medicien.
- mail 3Oc., stamps. to II. NJ Rich, Baltimore,
Md. 2gOnl,*
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16
LOST.

T .OST-Cow-large, light red, good condition,
IL fine looking, estrayed away from 1905 Chi
cago st, Nov. Z. $500 reward for her return.
Geo. l. Gilbert, S7o 10
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

w ANTED-Joh printer for out of city; must
W be sober and Industrious Gate City En-
ployment Office. 3l4H 18th. SI7 15j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

VTNO TRADE-Two improved farms in Iowa for
Omaha property or Nebraska lands Nc
Culloch & Co, cor: 18th and Earnnm. 32s
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

DARGAIN-Two hest lots in Washington
Dsq'e. fronting Madison ave, just east of Sher.
man ave. fine location for three houses, for only
$3.50, easy terms. worth $1,000. k. NJ. Stickney
Il Co.. 240S Cunning st. T3. .l5
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

WANTED-Two desirable well furnished
w rooms In good locality, with board, for a
preferred; references given and required. Ad
dress P. o. Box I, city. 815 l6s
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

Vpholster for paror furniture
wv The II. NJ. HulSe Mattress Co., 1907 Nicho-
las ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

ENOR SALE-Monthly installments. Two six
IL room houses on Grantst. Patrick's End ad-
dition. A. H. Comstock, NIB Farnam st. ss2
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

NOR RENT-One back parlor and alcove. and
IL one south room, new house, new furniture,
gas, bath, steam heated, on car line, 23l7 Doug.
las st. e290s
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

EOR EXCHANGE-Ranch of 1900 acres,
y cream OF Holt county, all in q body; 1l5 head
OF cattle, head horses. farm machinery about
300 tons hay good wells and everything neces-
sary for ranch. viii take improved or unm-
proved inside property. Office open evenings.
II. Il. Cole 3l6 s. 18th ST. 648
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

Y1NO OEXCHANGE-Good east front lot in Hans
Il com Place to exchange for clean stock of
dry goods or clothing c. +. Harrison, 4s s. 18th.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

WANTED-25 men. ship tonight. IS miles
w south, quarry works, wages Sl.50 per day,
board -. fare paid. apply at l4l7 Farnam steet,
Room II. So l5j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

WTANTED-Position as housekeeper for
w widower with small family, by middle
aged lady of experience. can furnish references
IL required. Address l. g. Bee office. 6l8
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

"ANTED-I able hotel cook female; 2 ex-
w cellent dining room girls; make haste.
Apply l4l7 Fsrnam ST.. Room II, state" EN-
ployment parlors. ST2 l5s
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16
FOR EXCHANGE.

pANkING business-Will trade bank in
ID cluding building, fixtures, good will, etc. in
country town in Nebraska, for Omaha inn
proved property viii take Il number of houses
not far out and assume reasonable incum-
brance. For particulars. address Geo Holt,
care Il. A. Benson, Omaha, Neb 1894
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16
WANrED--fEMALE hELP,

"ANTED-3 dining room girls for Wyoming.
w sn, fare paid for city, 10 girls for
housewOrk, experienced second girls, women
cooks for city, cook for private family, $3O sew
eral girls to assist in housework lots of places
at the Canadian Emp. Office, Mrs. Brega 4 Son,
3l6 S. 18th. Tele. A4. S73 Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

STORAGE-Furniture.b boxed goods. etc terms
~ reasonable, ia Pacific. 94
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16

MANIFESTATION as engineer by thor
w oughly competent man of ten years expert
ence. Address. NJ, II, Bee. 17S-l6t
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-16
WANTeD--MALE HELP.

-Plasterers-Four good ones i'm
w mediately at Cedar Rapids, Neb. Address
care of Lee James
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-01

The general executive board OF the Knights OF
Labor has expelled and b0ycotted Carpet-Workers'
National Trade Assembly, No. 129 (PhLadelphiay,
and the seventeen local assemblies contained in it,
The charters OF the district and all the locals have
been revoked for disObedience and fnsubordna-
ton; the master wOrkmen OF the assemblies have
been ordered TO give up all the property OF their
respective bodies; all the local assemblies OF the
order OF knights have been notified OF the eXpul-
sion, and have been cautioned TO hold no inter-
course with the expelled members, mum bering
10000 persons; and all knights are instructed not
To recognize any person belonging 10 the expelled
district and locals and to retain all cards coming
from those locals for delivery to the general SecTe
tary. Nine OF the local assemblies are located in
kensingtOn, Philadelphia; four in New York city,
two In Amsterdam, y. y; one in Falls OF Schuyl-
kill Pa, and one in YOIkers, ". Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-01

N0NOGENARIAN PROFESSOR SEIDHoFF TAKES HI
wBE'S LIFE AND COMMITS SUICIDE.

NONOGEN ARIAN PROFESSOR SEIDHOFF TAXES HIS
wIFE'S LIFE AND COMMITS SUICIDE.
Professor Charles SeidhOf, 81 years old. killed
his wife yesterday and then committed suicide in
his home at Union Hill, n. j. The woman was 92
years old. VIM. o. ArmbruSter, oyerseer OF the
poor called In a coach at the house at :i5 O'Clock
to take the couple TO the almshouse at Snake Hill.
When he went TO the door the Old man said ''Give
US Just one hour more" The hour expired and the
poor master again requested admittance TO the
house. 'JuSt One-half hour more please, pleaded
the old man. When ArmbruSJer returned he found
the door locked and could get no response 70 his
knocktngs- He summoned an officer, and bursting
open the door found the aged couple dead on the
floor. SeidhOn went TO Union Hill 30 years ago.
He purchased land and had q comfortable home
and did a great deal OF newspaper work When
old age came upon him, however, his savings van
iShed. \ letter was found on a table addressed TO
Edward Hem, Jersey City, OF which the follow
ing is copy: monday morning, at O'Clock. Mr..
ArinbruSter called on me to make a proposition In
regard 10 my future life. j felt that my death
warrant had been signed i cannot live with my
poor wife, and cannot live without her Bury
you IND me. i die by taking cyanide Of
potassium, the most deadly poison in existence. >
The last literary work OF the professor was
a translation in the English language Of MOhr'S
classical book, The Grape Vine"
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BAPTDrs AND THE INDIANs.-In the Baptist con-
ventiOn at Minneapolis, Mimi, yesterday, Rev. Mr.
Clat.orthy, OF Evanston, H., announced that he
was not In sympathy with the present admins
traIlOn, but act OF justice he wanted 10 offer
a resolution: THAT a. Christians OF the Baptist
denomination and as citizens We record an appre-
citation OF every effort OF the Government at ash
ington 10 keep the treaty OF obligations with the
American Indians, and thatwe desire for these
people, 80 bitterly wronged In the past, honorable
treatment, which IL becoming To great Christian
nAt!On." The resOlullOn was adOpted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-01

GOOD TENPLARs PLEASED WITH MRS. CLEVELAND.
The Good TempIars finished up the work OF their
convention ia saratoga and adjourned yesterday
afternoon, 10 meet in ChicagOin May, 1889. Among
OF Tine committee on appeals and decisions. 70 the
effect that vote BY legislator for the licensing
OF The sale OF liquor is violation Of Good Tenn
plars obligation \ resolution was passed III
structing the Officers OF the K w q. L. 10 notify
Ars President CleV eltnd Of the pleasure and graft
ncatoD OF all Good IemplarS IT the strong and ul-
oslulVOcal Endorsement OF their order made by her
some time since IL voted 10 organize missions
among the colored children OF the South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-01

DiEDMONT AIR LINE,
L an SCHEDULE Hle, in effect Nay 29th. 1887;
between Alexandria and Lynchburg. Blue Ridge
Springs. Allegheny Springs. Bristol Knoxville, Rome
seeper to S sea orleans. Pullman
11:24 A M.-Fsst Mail Daily for warrenton Char.
lottesville Gordonsyille Stations Ches Ohio Route
and pave snI
Charlotte, Atlanta, Birmingham Montgomery New
Orleans, Texas and California Pullman Sleeper New
York to Atlanta, in connection with Pullman Sleepers
for Birmingham vicksburg and Shreveport Solid
2:35 p MIDaily except Sunday for Manassas,
$50 P. M-Western Express Daily for warrenton,
Gordonsvile, Charlottesville Louisville. Cincinnati
and Summer resorts and near Line Of Ches and Ohio
ton to Lcuisve also for Lynchburg Bristol Chatta-
Points Through Pullman Sleepers Wellington 70
Mem !pn 3 without change
Dsnville. Raleigh. Asheville. Charlotte, Columbia
Aiken, Augusta: Atlanta Montgomery. New Orleans,
Texas and California. Pullman SleePers Washington
Montgomery to New Orleans Pullman Sleepers Wash.
lnEton to Augusta without change.
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave Wash
si H suadsy and
N: Returning leave Round Hill Cos A n Daily, and
s$S II D aSd EXCEPT Sunday. arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte Dan
vile and Lynchburg arrive in Washington 10 A. n
and 23 p NJ: via. East Tenn. Bristol and Lynch
burg at 1904 P. n. and $40 ?. u: via Chez and
burg Local at 8 AT A. NJ.
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and information
furnished. and baggage checked Office 6Ol Pennsyi-
Railroad 9th and streets JAS. L TAYLOR. an"
my3O General PASSENGER Agent
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KILLED BY AN ORANGE SEED.-HeDry Chatfield,
o. NO. ll5 Henry street, Brooklyn the head of the
hosiery department OF a Fulton street notion
store. died sunday afternoon the effect of the
lodgtnent OF an orange seed IN his intestineS. lie
Mad been III Tor several weeks with Inflammation
q the inteslines, followed by liberation. Dr.
emerson, Ills physician, some days ago called In
Dr. VIM. Gllnllan Tor consultation, and they, hay-
lnx oeelied that an operation was necessary, pro-
cured the assistance OF DIR. +. I'll. Cotton sunday
morning the three doctors made an inCision and,
AMER removing quantity OF pus, found the source
OF the trouble and removed IL. The patient, how
ever was unable To rally from the shock, and died
About O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-01
HOTELS.

'HE ATAA9 SsaIir1MoRR MD
Admirably located q corner Eutaw Place and Ian
vale Acknowledge the handsomest site and hirhest
u sysFy room ActE.ly the coolest and cleans SPOT
sirable rooms for tansents Absence Of dust and mo-
qutoes Other advantages make this Hotel Altogether
unsurpassed . comfortable, beautiful and fhor.
sp4sm ". L sToRK. proprasto..
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Shot by . Jealous Lover.
THE QUEEN OF THE TOURNAMENT MURDERED WHILE
RECEIVING THE CROWN.

THE QUEEN OF THE TOURNAMENT MURDERED WHILE
RECEIVING THE CROWN.
The lincoln Rifles, a colored military company,
and several hundred OF their friends went on an
excursion from Atlanta, Ga, last Thursday To
ROSedale. In the tournament Lieut.. Spriggs and
q bright mulattO barber, OF Gainesville, named
Rogers were the rivals for the first prize. The
barber won it, and selected TO crown as queen a
handsome young OctOTOOn named Julia Milling.
Spriggs was in love with the same woman, and
swOre that IL Rogers attempted 10 crown her
there would be murder done. When the company
was drawn up for tine coronation ceremony IL was
noticed that Spriggs was absent from the lire.
The girl came forward to receive her crown dressed
In white, with her long hair streaming down her
back, and wearing a bunch OF roses in her bosom.
Rogers was about to place the crown on her head
when she reeled and fell as the sharp crack OF
rifle rang through the woods She was lying pros
trite upon the platform and blood was ooZlng out
OF a wound in her breast, Just where the bouquet
OF flowers had been pinned She uttered not one
word, and expired In few minutes. The crowd
WAS terrified. some OF the members knew OF
SprggS' threats, and at once knew he was the muir
derer. They turned IN the direction OF the Jhcket
I'm which he must have been concealed, and he was
seen mounted on white horse riding at a furious
speed down the public road IL was not many
minutes before dozen mounted men were In hot
pursuit. They followed him for eight miles, and
finally abandoned the chase. The young woman
buried Friday dressed as she was when she
stood to receive the crown Should Spr1ggS be
caught the cOlOred people could not be prevented
m IN
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70 THE SSsSFATSHs1T EEsH RSgTE segzHxzs,
STEEL R2Hfhd Hf4ex SHHFSRP HsasHhshh
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nsburg to Cleveland, connecting a H.lrisburs
e. Rss
BAITIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
1909 dsi s!ssps Saturday. Saa' With s fsisos
For a except lsf sun anSsn and E at $50
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4ao $40 and npp aSf f:i "a Sun Sun
al s 49, ss9 9S 1853 sSS and Il 40 Zoo 400
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fpaN,y' except Sunday: Sundays 900 AM. 4:lo
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and 35 NJ daily, except Sunday.
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of 18th street and and Ut the
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baggage to destination from hotels and residences.
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JR WOOD General Passenger Agent myl6
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IMPENDING CRISIS IN THE CHOCTAw NaTIoN-The
situation In the ChOcJaw Nation is becoming
serious Half-breeds are leaving the Nation In
large numbers and crossing into Arkansas for
safety. Many Indians under arms Warnings
have been given 10 many families ordering their
instant departure from the Chcctaw country A
battle between the fuI-blOOdS and the half-breeds
!, Imminent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-01

The train porters al Bristol, England, struck
sGzinst the Use OF elevators Ia unloading vessels
cardinal Manning, who has been suffering from
unnamed eyes, Is much improved
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A TLANTIC CITY, n. ]. HOTELS. COT
"A tages, Lots and Bath Houses for rent or VE.yA0
sale by /. g. ADAMS Il CO., Real Estate lk.k
Agents myJ.0t
NUTTALL OCEAN END OF SOUTH 1.H
IN Carolina ava Atlantic City, N. J. VEA0
s. z. REIGART E:H
mh16.3m Phila. address 1885 Poplar sf
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OFFICE OF COMMISSION FOR THE CON
" STRUCTION OF THE CONGRESSIONAL IL
BRARY BUILDING,
II -

-
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AND TRRAsuRER
OF THE UNITED STATES SOLDIERS HOME
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 90, 1887.
Sealed Proposals in duplicate subject to the usual
conditions win be received At this office until TEN
which time and place they wiz be opened in presence
hospital dairy and gate houses of the Soldiers Home
Fresh Beef, Mutton and Corned Beef, required by
the Secretary and Treasurer Of the Home year
commencing July LIST, 1887, and ending June 3Oth,
1883.
Separate Proposals will be received for furnishing
the officers Of the Home with choice cuts Of Fresh Beef
Mutton and Lamb.
Information to the manner of bidding conditions
to be observed by bidders terms of contract and pay
ment will be furnished personal application to this
office
The bids for each kind of Meat viii be considered
separately.
The successful bidder will be required to enter into
written contract with the Secretary and Treasurer of
the Home, with good and approved security, In the
days after being notified Of the acceptance Of his
posas copy of this advertisement must be attached
to each proposal.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any and
all proposals.
Envelopes containing proposals should be endorsed
Proposals for Fresh Beef, Mutton and Cor1ed Beef
at United States Soldiers Home District Of Column
bia, :" and addressed to the undersigned.
b. +. RITTENHOUSE .
Secretary and Treasurer
my24 United States Soldiers Home, DC,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-01

PHILADELPHIA SrARTLED.-There was a sound
like that OF several cannon IN Philadelphia sun
day evening little before O'Clock. and simuitane-
Ously all the heavy coverings over the llanholeS
or the sewer on Chestnut street, from 9Th 10 9Th
shot upward with tremendous force. The sound
was terrifc ana the neiyhDOring buildings tfe1nb!ed
In almost an instant heads were sticking out OF
every window and door on Chestnut street and
big majority OF those who heard the explosion
began 10 talk OF dynamite anu falling walls. Even
the usually brave police officers hesitated before
stepping near. In less than rVe minutes after the
explosion fully 5000 persons were on Chestnut
street anXiOusly and cuTiOusiy peering into the
holes, from which strong stencil was arising. No
one injured, but there were several narrow
escapes Besides the rocking OF buildings, one of
the large, handsome plate glass windows IN Porter
q Coates store on Chestnut street, above 9th,
was shattered. AT 9Th street the cover To the
rnanhOle Of cast iron and nearly three inches
In thickness was broken and the pieces thrown
over 100 feet N the air. The explosion caused
by the ignition OF sewer gas, Just how 10 enc
knows The theories are that d match or naked
wire did the work
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD INQUIRY.
Gov. Ames Denies GOuld's Testimony
Judge Dillon and Director Spauiding
Testify.

The Pacific Railroad Commission continued their
Investigation In Boston yesterday. The first wit
ness was Judge Jno. F. Dillon, counsel OF the
Union Pacific. He gave chronological history of
all litigation in which the Union Pacific has been
involved He said that under present circumstan-
ceS great deal OF friction existed between the
railroad and the Government. Witness main
tanned that the Government had not paid the
road half the amount due it under contract for
transportation
Gov. Ames, OF Massachusetts,, testified that he
had become possessed of his fathers interest in
the road Gould paid in all 81 1913, 7s5. He denied
Gould'S testimony OF trains being held back on the
Central Pacific until Gould made trip over il in
order that he might be impressed with the great
amount Of business being done by the road.
NahlOn ID. Spaulding testified that he had been
a director OF the company since 1855, and now
holds 800 shares OF the stock. He thought that
the security or the Government was good, and
that the road was able TO pay the Government
every cent it owed IL IL treated as fairly as its
competitors II the road Is harrassed, however,
the directors will become discouraged, and the
time for the maturity OF the debt VIII pass. IL
the management was bad it should be removed.
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